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• Re: Forms timeout question

  Not how I do what? Set a durable cookie that last for weeks? Are you sure about this? What about the 2nd question on session variables duration?

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by tangle on 7/3/2008

• Forms timeout question

  I have a 2.0 asp.net site. I understand that for the user login to persist over repeated visits have have to set forms/timeout to a large value. Unlike 1.0 sites. <authentication mode="Forms"> <forms name=".ASPXFORMSAUTH_QM" loginUrl="admin/logon.aspx" protection="All" timeout="20160"/> </authentication> So this is supposed to allow the "Login automatically next time" feature to work in login for 2 weeks. But how long do

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by tangle on 7/2/2008

• Testing aspx pages

  How is testing of the .aspx page itself accomplished? I've seen an example recently of an MVC site modified and broken in the .aspx inline c# code. The project compiled and ran, until it hit the broken code -- no one actually tried every control on every page before installing the project. Probably covered elsewhere, but is it worth completely giving up the codebehind? It's seems so primitive to go back to what seems like the old .asp page coding style. I think you lose the type checking

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by tangle on 6/4/2008

• MVC all or nothing?

  In learning MVC/MVP (back in the mid 90's if you can remember that far back) you were encouraged to try it out by using any subsets of the pattern you could understand. If you just grokked the model part, just start with that, and so forth. I haven't seen much of an incremental style in mvc examples. What do you think about mixed solutions with asp mvc? I have some forms using infragistics controls and a lot of codebehind I'd like to bring into an mvc site. Then over time, as I learn

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by tangle on 6/2/2008

• Re: ot: testing my site

  I think I used Application Center Test a few years ago. I don't care about loading, I am much more interested in timing. I need to control when requests hit different pages. If I could get 5 requests on one page, and 5 on another, at the same time, that's what I need. The tool should be free. Do you know of anything that will do this?

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by tangle on 4/29/2008

• ot: testing my site

  Slightly off topic perhaps. I want to test my database providers and connections in 2 controllers by simulating multiple users hitting 2 different pages (each on a different controller) simultaneously. How could you set this up? I want to check for thread safety issues etc. I can't run 2 browser sessions myself exactly at the same time.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by tangle on 4/29/2008

• Re: Autopostback problem while form loading

  I did try PageEnableEventValidation="False" and that seems to work. I am concerned that by doing this I have damaged site security.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by tangle on 4/4/2008

• Autopostback problem while form loading

  I have a datalist populated with about 500 items. Also a checkbox set to autopostback. <asp:CheckBox ID="checkShowCompanyCode" runat="server" Text="Show company code" AutoPostBack="True" oncheckedchanged="checkShowCompanyCode_CheckedChanged" /> If the user clicks the checkbox before the page has finished loading, due to the delay caused by the datalist, this error occurs. System.ArgumentException: Invalid postback or callback argument. Event

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by tangle on 4/4/2008

• Re: How to debug routing bug on shared hosting?

  I have 2 accounts testing a simple mvc application at webhostlife. One of them wasnt working (routing to page not found) even though the script mapping for .mvc was set. Just now I see the app is working, and routing correctly. I have done absolutely nothing to it, no changes. The original question still stands, how do you debug routing failures?

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by tangle on 3/23/2008

• MVC needs an iBuySpy

  The iBuySpy demo application really did a lot for promoting asp.net. I think you should port it to MVC.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by tangle on 3/22/2008